“There are always some that say Catholic radio and television were significant factors,” the archbishop said. “It’s a very non-threatening way for someone, who is not Catholic but has a curiosity about Catholicism, to learn about...
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A musical journey
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Prophet of hope
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Column: Hospice ministry helps fund good works of Catholic Charities
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Column: Paul leads, but does not act alone
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Column: OK, so what’s the point?
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Martin Sheen stars in unusual journey of faith
The film does not pretend to be accurate in the sense of a documentary; it’s a fictional story. Nonetheless, it clearly reveals the truth of what can happen on the Way of St. James. It points to the mysterious ways in which life...